I don't get why ever so many reviews are bad it's a good range it's a good price and it's a nice…read moretime to hit some balls I go with my dad like biweekly and we have never been bothered

The owner was so rude and offensive. 4 of us showed up (2 couples) 55 minutes before closing but…read morehe would not speak to us. We would walk up to him and speak in a polite manner but he totally ignored us. When he finally responded it was to tell us to "suck his cxck" He accused us of stealing and assault. He also took pictures of our license plates. Told us we would spend the night in jail. Needless to say we will never go back there again.

We are so pleased the restaurant is again open for the season. We miss it off season when it is…read moreclosed. We love the food. Mind you we usually order the same thing all the time. I usually get the Flautas and the chicken-lime soup. The soup is slightly different every time I have it. You can dine while looking out on the greens of the golf course. Parking is at the door. Prices are reasonable. We are addicted to the place.

It is a short 9-hole golf course. It is good for beginners for a practice round or even unlimited…read morerounds at a very reasonable price when you are tired of driving range. I came here several times. I had fun and I had frustrated moments. The course is short but it has narrow fairways. The place is never really busy unless there are tournaments. There is a Mexican restaurant in the club serving lunch and dinner and of course booze. There is also a small but bright patio overlooking the golf course. However, watch out for "fore" Lol.

A fair golf course with a challenging 9 holes. You will use most of your clubs, so there is a good…read moremix of hole lengths. Lots of beginner golfers come here so expect it to be a little slow. I still can't believe the amount of young people that ride a cart at this course. There are very short walks between holes and there are only 9 of them. Get some exercise! I hope Rossland opens back up some year, it's been closed for a very long time. Lots of construction on Elizabeth.

This is one of the best Exec courses (Par 3s and 4s) in the GTA. It's a very fun course that's not…read moreoverly challenging, but enough to make it interesting for an avid golfer. It's also easily the best value you're going to find. For a little over $20, I paid much more for farmer field type courses. Everything was just so lush!! There were lots of ball marks on the greens, but that's probably due to the amount of newbs this place would attract not fixing their marks. But even then, it's still in pretty good shape. We were playing sandwhiched between two groups of seniors, and they all did it happily. There are no powered carts and only pulls, but you really don't need it. It's a fairly flat course except for the first and last holes. Plus its a very lovely stroll through the park. With all the naturally lined trees, this place will be gorgeous in the fall, and I can't wait to go back.

From the owner: Located in North Ajax/Pickering, Ontario, and serving Durham region and the surrounding areas,…read moreHawthorne Valley Golf Course features a stunning 9-hole executive golf course, with well manicured greens, scenic views and challenging holes. Enjoy a beverage on our patio overlooking the valley view and pond.

GolfTec Whitby is an exceptional golf learning experience and I have so much good to say about this…read morecompany ... BUT even more to say about this particular location (GolfTec Whitby) because of who is leading it, head instructor, Steve Rodriguez. Let's put to the side for a moment that he's obviously a pro and a guy that still plays the game competitively (which isn't always the case with teaching pros). That's not the magic. Steve is patient & encouraging, etc... good, but not magic. The #1 thing this guy does that makes GolfTec Whitby great is from the moment you meet, he puts you in a non-judgement zone so you can learn faster. Easier said than done because many of us judge ourselves. It doesn't matter your level, your good or bad shots, he's encouraging. He knows when to pull back on instruction and not put too much into your heard AND he genuinely gets excited when you really hit it; "Hello!!!" he can be heard saying... apparently he can talk to a golf ball, tell mine to stay out of the water. To say he helped me improve my swing and overall game significantly is an understatement. No... I'm not going on tour, but I hated the game I loved at times (sounds like some people's marriages). We started with a plan I didn't stick to - I didn't commit to the process. He literally pulled me aside and said, "Look, trust me on this. Don't worry about distance, don't worry about spin, I just want you to stop gripping the club so tightly. I don't want you just coming here going through the motions. If you need to take some time off, do so. But work with me here". In one lesson he even had me turn off tracer path because I kept looking at how far (well not far) the ball went. That's wisdom. That's the intangible. Fast forward the 2.5 years we've been together and the results speak for themselves; I'd brag how my 8 iron now carries ~154 and goes 162 and I take a 6 iron to carry 174 and roll 190 ...but I'd have to tell you how my 8 iron used carry 120 and I would (sorry for what's coming) shank the ball. Shank ... ugh ... the stuff that would make me want to quit more than ever. It's so rare now, but if it happens, I'm like, I know why, and I know what's wrong. But here's the other thing. At least for me, golf has its ups and downs. And there are times where I literally called him up and was done with golf, and other times where I call him up excited by the round in the 70s I shot! (Relax it's from 5600 yards with my 87 year old Dad.) So I guess he's kind of like a therapist ... lol ... more the point is that he cares. He's not there to sell you what you don't need and ring every dime that us golf-addicts are willing to pay; he is there so you can enjoy the game more, go out and do what golf should really be about - having fun. Here's the deal, technology and facilities can separate the probables from the possibles when it comes to choosing a place to invest your dollars trying to learn this damn hard sport... but the true calibre of instruction rests in the hands of the people entrusted to teach it. With GolfTec Whitby and Steve R ... you're in incredible hands. Rob, the other pro, is always so courteous and never sees you without asking how you're doing. When you're there practicing (which is an essential part of my package with the camera reviews), even though he's not my coach, I can ask him a question and he's there to help, not because it's his job per se, because he wants too. Overall, I would highly recommend GolfTec Whitby, and Steve Rodriguez as an amazing instructor for anyone looking to improve their golf game. Note: Now that you read this review... understand I don't often give reviews. Why? I have a social brand in the work I do (professional speaker & author & Fortune 100 VP) and some of my 'hobby' stuff has showed up on SQAIRZ golf and Alphard golf (makers of the Club Booster e-cart) despite not being an amazing golfer. In other words... if I write it down, it represents me by brand. Make the time to invest in you game with this location... you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: At GOLFTEC, we use proprietary technology to give customized golf lessons and club fittings that…read morehelp our students play better golf.

I guess this place isn't really a "dome" anymore since it was rebuilt not too long ago. It is now a…read morea proper structure with a rigid frame, a huge improvement over an inflatable dome! It is very spacious, with two levels of hitting decks. They also have a large practice putting area and simulators that allow you to "play" some of the top golf courses in the world! On this visit, my first, I came here to hit golf balls on the range in preparation for the upcoming season. For an indoor range, it's very spacious, allowing you to see the ball flight with mid to longer clubs. Shorter clubs just end up hitting the ceiling. Understandable. We are, after all, indoors. This is a great climate controlled practice facility that allows you to keep your game in shape. The only thing I would have preferred is better (newer) golf balls and distance markers on the field. It's also worth noting that this place is also used as an indoor soccer practice facility, with three parallel practice areas marked.

A very poor experience. They sell coupon cards with NO expire date and then they accuse you of…read moreproviding a fake pass. the person at the front desk is a Jerk. They are not accurate in the check in time. Do not deal with these people. NEWS FLASH if you are going to sell coupons put a expire Date on them as apposed of implying someone is dishonest.

Markham has a fair amount of public golf courses- Glen cedars, Markham green, Cresthaven and…read moreBushwood are some of the main courses. At green fees averaging around $50 including a cart, they certainly has the best value for an 18-hole outing as the other clubs would cost you closer to $70 pre-twilight. The staff at Bushwood are always very nice and the course is looking really good. They have been working on course improvements and though I did not visit prior to the improvements, I have heard from a couple sources that it turned out well. The course consists of 3 par-3s, 12 par-4s and 3 par-5s. From the couple times I have played here, conditions on most of the holes were great. The tee blocks could get worn out sometimes, but to be fair, Bushwood does see a high volume of play. Around the greens, I found that the grass was always lush and well kept. The greens are quite slow, but they were clean and also well kept. The main problem that I was having was the abundance of leaves on the fairway. I ended up losing a couple balls simply because I couldn't locate it among all of the leaves! During play, I was wishing that par on a couple of the holes would be bumped up while a couple others would be moved down but afterwards I realized that everything fits in perfectly. Staff is very friendly here as well. From my experience, they always welcome you and they always say goodbye. So overall a great course and a great playing experience. Just two things that could make it great. 1) Have the leaves regularly cleared from the fairways so they don't accumulate too much(there was also some weird mess of burs of hole 14, I think) 2) Have a starter

Great Golfing spot to go with friends and family, it offers low rates and high quality greens, tee…read moreboxes and fairways This place is and interesting golf course to learn the ropes of your a beginner and helps boost your confidence if you are a veteran to golf, with very open holes and not much water trouble this course is great to with a family of less experienced golfers But all in all this course is great and the Staff are excellent I would definitely recommend this course

Christian Zachary and Scott and the whole team are absolutely AMAZING !!…read moreThank you for such a great day on the course Course was also in great condition

What a nice little 9 hole course. Came here for a little late afternoon tournament to support a…read morelocal kids hockey team. They have a tiny restaurant, banquet, proshop - so tiny, it's actually the same room! The course was in great shape, the greens receptive, the fairways interesting with pinpoint landing areas. Water came into play in most of the holes. I forgot which hole but a par-4 risk reward hole over trees to the right of the tee box can land you on a blind green. One of our team mate landed it two feet from the pin. Have no idea how but we'll take an eagle on a par4. The banquet was a buffet style with the usual make up of salad, chicken, steak, and all the fixings. A great time was had by all, especially our team as we won the tourney without any creative mathematics and accounting!!! Cheers!!!

PGC is a farmer's field course, located next to the auction house barn off Brock Rd. The city has…read morerecently sold off the back 9 of this course and it's now a 9 hole course, part of the east GTA Bruce's Golf Reward program. It's $25 including a cart which makes for fantastic value. The condition of the course was decent. I'm not a big fan of the layout as the pathways cross back and forth which causes for quite a bit of traffic on a few holes. Be careful where you park your car as the parking lot is only a few yards from hole #2's green! The set up on Hole #5, a 140ish par 3 over a valley, leaves only 5 yards to a low fence at the back of the green. Some folks are just plopping it over the fence to get a free lift. I tried to play it legit, but topped my ball into the valley, then pitching blind over the hill and over the fence anyways. Bah! Hole #8 is ridiculous. You have to carry 202 over a wide and sunken bunker on a par 3 where the clearing to the green is maybe 30 yards wide surrounded by forest. If you can't hit a ball long and straight, you're going to lose a few balls. I decided to take a 3 iron into the bunker and then try and blast out. Unless I'm getting a lot of wind, I'm not sure how I'd carry over the bunker and land on the green or drive the green with a wood and not roll through. Not the prettiest or fanciest place, but it's cheap and adequate. Hmmm kinda like my last date.

The clubhouse is pretty rundown. Staff were very friendly and accommodating…read more The course is terribly designed. The holes crisscrossing in front of each other. Someone is going to get hit and die here. The greens slope down and away. Play it short. Not a big fan of this course. Will not be back for a while.